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by JohnBooty
1252 days ago
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Ruby is so powerful but simplicity is the best if
other people are going to read and maintain your code.
Amen. Keep it simple for a large shared Ruby application, such as a Rails app.More advanced Ruby (writing your own operators/iterators/whatever, metaprogramming, extending the language itself, whatever) is best reserved for Ruby frameworks, not applications. |
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